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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29

The Queen quite Stops over in expressions
OF gr%atefulness for the loyalty OF her sub
jects as was illustrated by them in their
Jubilee demonstrations.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29

We are sincerely sorry to learn that the
Walkerville base ball boys did o receive
the courtesy they were entitled to from the
capital city club.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29

Jakey Sharpe is to be locked up as a
precautionary measure to secure his pre-
cious presence until his striped suit is
ready for him.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29

Some nine million dollars will soon be
turned loose on the unsuspecting public.
| This we trust will relieve the money mar
| ket in q measure.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29

The Merrimack is now on the rise and
there are troubled waters in the effete east.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29

The weeks bullion output makes the
splendid showing of $148 $50. This is a
| good record for the city of Butte.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29

The Manitoba Working for a Line from
st. Paul to Denver--$3OO, 900 Will
Make the Mullan Tunnel Quite Safe.
THE MANITOBA CHIEFS SCHEME

ST. PAUL, MIMI, June 2~5.-[Special to
the Miner. THE Evening Dispatch quotes
State Senator Buckman as authority for
the statement that President Hill, of the
Manitoba road, is working for a line from
st. Paul to Denver. A prominent st.
Paul railroad man is quoted as
saying that as Dol as Mr.. Hill gets
run his line 20 Denver with a branch into
the Black Hills, thus giving the Central Pa
cific IN outlet by Lake Superior to the
seaboard. 1t is also said that Mr.. Hill
means to soon put a line of fast steel
steamers on the lakes.
PROGRESS OF THE MANITOBA.
ST. PAUL, June 25~.-[Speciai to The
Miner. ]-General Superintendent Egan, of
the Manitoba, has returned from a tour Of
inspection of the new extension. He says
the line is being pushed forward with all
rapidity. The weather has been favora-
bic. The work has now reached a point
1T miles west of Minot, the western ter
minal of the line in Dakota. Nearly two
" " oAV CASuSOu HI CuC Will duu
they are making as much progress as posi-
BILE under the circumsta noes.
THE JULIAN
The Northwest: Messrs. Patsy Clark
and NJ. Carroll, superintendent Of the Ana
conda company's mines ut Butte, who
spent Saturday and Sunday ut Mullan
tunnel. eay the tunnel will be- omen for
travel by July 1, and that it will be abso-
lutely secure now at the point Of the cave.
The ceiling OF the cave was seventy feet
above the track when the workmen
got it timbered up SO as to prevent
further fall. They are now putting
in the solid timbers, and after that
there will be only the debris to remove. |
They cay the first timbering put in the
tunnel was very poor work, and think it
would be a good Idea to look after. other |
points. Best Of Ell would be to stst 1t |
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29

There will be Il meeting Of all committees
and officers OF the Fourth of July celebra-
ton at City Hall Wednesday evening, Jnne
20, at 8 o'clock. 1t is jmperatively neces-
sary and earnestly requested chat they
should all be there, as answers for bids on
bands and other important business will
h. tranSacte0-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29
A WELCOME ADDITION TO THE PARADE
On Friday evening ahnnf kwenku 2uis,

A WELCOME ADDITION TO THE PARADE
On Friday evening about twenty Swiss
gentlemen assembled in Renshaw Hall to
organize a Swiss club to participate in the
parade on the Fourth OF July as represen
tatives OF the sister Republic of Switzer.
land. A committee Of six has been ap-
pointed on arrangements and Grand Mar
shall Pinkham has promised they shall
follow Immediately after the American flag.
A handsome silk Swiss flag will be pre-
pared and unfurled in the procession.
From the fraternal feeling existing between
the two Republics it is only proper that
representatives of the Oldest European
Republic should be present and take part
in a National celebration of q cause which,
to the liberty-loving Swiss, is always dear.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-29

NJ ~ n: Walker, President of the Alice
to" and Silver Mining Company, arrived
aro.a salt Lake City Thursday. He ia tho
Sa.s' OF MI: W: f: Hall. Prot. Blake 'n ni
with i 1r Glty, is also spending a lew dav y,
made % = = w.. y. H%an.-John Higgins has
conso,;da IN Important strike at the Nom
yersm;theo m'ne, near the Amy and s;l.
h hess%lth mine. Assays of 200 o3nc "aI hs nll.
~ uegn 9ad.-Mr. J. W. Gilliean. = nave
or'sool'sl 'em for the R.ss M saespsr
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BUILDING LOTS,

100. Building site. 55x3S0 feet of ground.
south front, choice fruits, etc, Seventh
South Street, Fourth Wa-d. so
500. nice buildin site, lot 8215xl65
feet OF ground, good fences, gates, etc,
seventh South near car line 81
LOO. a Speculation! A BarGair! A
full half block, south frontage; caf be sub
divided into seven lots: come quick if YOU
want to make m ney; Twenty-nEst Ward SO
1850 Choice lot. 45x140 feet, l block
from Eagle Gate. 6
1000 Another choice lot, close up, can
be sub-divided into lots, south front.
500. Lot 66x165 feet of ground, x block
from car line 9th Ward. 10
1,25O. A handsome corner lot for a
nice home, adjoining a $1,000 residence,
5Xl0 rods, good fronts, etc, 10th Ward. %
1900 Another choice building site
S215x165 feet of ground, east front, choice
neighborhood, near car line, West Temple
Street. IS
1000. A speculation and a bargain. u
block of land, 8th South Street, all frontage
can be subdivided into thirty lots. Come
quick. 81
east front, on corner of Brigham and 9th
Esst Streets, choice fruits ETC. 35
$500. A beautiful home, new brick
modern style house of 6 rooms. bath room
hot and cold water, bay window, etc Lot
50X165 OF ground. Lawns, flowers and good
barn; 81 blocks from business. Sc
$500 Another coy house of rooms,
modern style, bath, hydrant water, and lot
60xl60 feet of ground, south front on car
line, % blocks from business; lawns, shrub
berry AID barn. 81
5000 The nobbiest little home in the
city. A new modern style adobe house of :
rooms, bath, closets, etc. Lot 50x165 Of
view in the city, favorite locality, close up
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Some Lively Work During
the Month Past.
L. S. KELsEY'S BIG SHOWING
Clayton g Co. to the Front-A. D.
White & CO.'S Business
General Notes.

Clayton & Co. have furnished the fol-
lowing as being their real estate tran
sactions for the week just past. Some
of the properties have been previously
reported in THE HERALD, but they are
again given as a resume of the week:
Ryman Block, 651Ixl65 feet on Second
South between East and West Temple
Streets, to w. P. Noble and j. G. Conk'
lin-$26, 600.
NJ. M. Barratt, two cottages, to Fera-
morz Little SIS 800.
Horace Drake to F. n. Shelton and
NJ. E. Olney, five acre lot On State Road
50 900.
N. w. Clayton to Hodgman and
Westerfeld, lot 5x20 rods on Second
South between Ninth and Tenth East
$500.
M. L. Cummings to F. McGuinn, LOT
3x5 rods corner Ninth East and Third
s.. r. Teasdel to N W. Clayton, lot
1Ox1O corner West Temple and Eighth
South-$1 900.
LID. Young, 27H feet by SO on First
South, between East Temple and First
East Streets SIC, 500.
NJ. E. Wilcox to NJ. L. Cummings
building lot, corner Ninth East-$25o.
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III. White s report is as follows:

A.
Olof julius Hamerland and wife. to ].
G. Brown; lot 10 block 81, plat "F, y
81 900. -,
Enrich; lot in block 80, plat f.
E. G. Richards, to Rosana NJ. White;
part of lot 8 in block %, plat a.
5000.
r. J. White and wife, to Agnes
Doxey; art of lot in block Is, plat
A. J. White and wife, to Louis R.
Enrich; part of lot in block 30, plat
Joseph Muir, to Ellen Muir; five acre
lot in Sugar House Ward-$500.
G. Marsh ct al, to o. Yardly; part of
LOT in block 80, plat Fl, 800.
A. Nielsen, to G. Nielsen property in
Eighth Ward-$600.
William Show ell and wife to A. Palm
ouist, property in First Ward.-$55O.
h. W. Snow to L.. R. Enrich, property
in lev, nth Ward-$500.
&c. Brown to L. r. Enrich, property
in Eleventh Ward-$4 900.
s. B. Young to L. r. Enrich, lot in
Tenth Ward $3.50.
H. G. Wallace, whole lot IN First
| Wsri-SZ,vOJ.
on Mill Creek-Sl, 200.
J, Judd to w. Smith, 100 acres in
Weber 81, coo.
J. E. Langford and wife to CO.. Oberg
property in Sixteenth Ward-$S00.
q. Whitaker and wife to E. B. Critch
low, property in Twelfth Wards, 700
Henry George and wife to +. S. Shell
ton, property in Second Ward-$1 $50.
Mary A. 1aidwelI to E. Cushing, lot
| in Twenty-frst Ward'-s550. :.
D. Woodmansee to Potter & Crowell
three lots, First Ward bench.-S1 800.
r. Shelton and wife to l.. R. Enrich
property in First Ward-$2,500
A. McQuarrie and wife to L.s r
Enrich, property in First Ward-S3. 800
A. S. G. McAllister to J. Eardley
property in Eighth Ward-s2, 900.
S. A. Crowton to M. A. Ingham
property in Fifth Wsrd-$1 900.
A. J. White to William Doxey; par
of lot s in block 80, plat "F"-$7O0.
E. B. Critchlow to NJ. r. lift; part o
! lot in block 80, plat "B"-$500.
J J. Croxall to E. 81. Mortensen
property in Eighth Ward-s1 600,
Henry Dinwoodey to NJ. 81. Thomas
property in Seventeenth Ward-$4OO.
George w. Smith to A. D. Brown
twenty acres on Cottonwood-$1, 700.
). Amasa D. Brown to William Max
{ field: twenty-five acres on Mill Creek
$4,000.
u lot 4 in block 80, plat "D"-$1,55O.
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$500. New brick house of rooms,
Il bath room, hot and cold water, gas,
AS range, CRATES, good cellar, bow win.
tEEI dow, etc.. modern in every particular
I'LL Lot 80 < 10 rods. fine shrubbery,
lawns shades, and good large barn. on car
line, and choicest locality in the city 18th
Ward. SO
Jrss.A $500. House of rooms. Lot4Ox165
EXIT, etc, large barn. South Temple
EMLVStreet; two blocks from the Valley
House. 81
1000. Adobe house of rooms. Corner
lot 5xl0 rods, east front on car line. Owner
lives away and is making a sacrifice. Call
and see for yourself; 9Th Ward. "a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-01

During the month of April Lewis P.
Kelsey made the following sales:
Property sold to Alexander Q. Smith
of Burlington, Iowa:
Two hundred and twenty-three feet
front on Main Street, price, $65 900.
Gee hundred and sixty-ive feet front
on Second South :Street-$50 600.
One hundred and twelve feet front on
Third South Street-$9, 900.
One hundred and ten feet front on
First South Street-S7 900.
Fifteen acres fronting Liberty Park
$3.50. >te5tt
Ten acres on East Bench S. 200.
One hundred feet front on First East
Streets, 800.
Three hundred and thirty acres in
Glendale Park-$7 ,0O0.
Three ehundred and twenty acres,
farm land, two miles southwest of the
city-S2 600.
Two lots on East Bench-$700.
One lot on East Bench-S600.
Fifteen acres on West Temple Street
SO, 900.
Total, s164 800.
The following is property sold to
Henry Phipps, Jr., of Pittsburg, Pa.
One hundred and sixty-fve feet on
corner of West Temple and Second
South Street-$25, 600.
Twenty acres fronting Liberty Park
Sc. 600.
SIX acres on West Temple Street
80, 100.
Seventy-fve feet on West Temple
Street SIS, $50.
Twenty-six acres of land near Can
non Farm. south of city-S2, 800.
One-half block in Tweny-frst Ware
81 $50.
Total, SIS, 100.
The followiI G is property sold Louis
R. Enrich, of Colorado Springs, Colo:
Four acres of land on Fifth Eas
ISIet $500.
Two and one-half acres on Mint
South s., 500.
Five acres of land on Fifth East
south of Liberty Park-$1 $50.
Ten acres on East Bench.-$6 600.
Three acres ON First South.-$e 500.
Two and one-half acres on Seventh
South Street-S3,5 500.
Ten scre block north of Liberty Parl
-S1l, 500. ~ g1ll E14t4
Ten acres on Fifth East, frontin
Liberty Park-s6, 900.
One hall lot on Twelfth Sheet-S6oc
Total-s43 ,l50.
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Salt Lake County.

Judge of Probate-Elias. A. Smith.
Clerk of County Court-John G. Cut
Ter.
observation-disclosures Armstrong.
Selectman-Samuel Bennion.
Selectman-E. NJ. Weller.
Assessor-Jesse W. Fox, Jr.
Collector-L. G. Hardy.
Recorder-George II. Cannon.
Treasurer-M. E. Cummings.
Sheriff.. ]. Burt.
Prosecuting Attorney. h. Moyle.
Coroner-George ]. Taylor.
Surveyor. D. II. McAllist5T;;
Superintendent District Schools
VIM, NJ. Stewart.
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The following is the property sold
Governor West.
South-S2. 800. e,sooo
Ten by ten rods on Twelfth East
Street-$1, 500.
House and lot on Brigham Street,
Twenty first Ward-S1 400.
Total-$6, 400.
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Salt Lake City.

Mayor-Francis Armstrong.
Alderman First Ward-Wm. w. Ritter.
Alderman Second Ward-Thomas u.
Webber.
Cope. DoLtpo+
rick
Piper. D 1ohr
Kirkman. John Clark, John @. Cannon
D. L, Davis, S. P. Teasdel, Junius F
Wells, Heber J. Grant, John Y. Taylor
Recorder and Auditor-Heber NJ
Wells.
Treasurer-O. F. Whitney.
Assessor and Collector-M. W. Taylor
Marshal-Alfred Solomon.
Attorney-F.S s. Richards.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

$500. SOyn to be business PROPERTY.
Plot of ground, 42X100 feet, together vi it'll
large two-story house of nine rooms; is
built so as to make nice store with little
cost; opposite Continental Hotel 60
A plot of ground t5x165 feet, Second South
Street, partly improved with business house.
Call for particulars.
50x165 feet adjoining Continental Hotel
S3x165 feet, West Temple, improved. A
bargain, 5000
Another fine plot of business property, on
West Temple Street. $3.50 per foot
5000. Another immediate business
property 33xl65 feet of ground, east front, to-
gether with house of six rooms, south of
Continental Hotel. 70
1000. An elegant big property, house
fine fruits, lawns, sheds and good barn
Three and q half blocks from business.
Must be sold at once. 43
1900. A rare chance: House of five
rooms and elegant location. Lot 75x165 feet
of ground, east front. Line of water, gas
and car ine-West Temple Street 45
1900 A gem of corner lot, south and
east front, 165x165 feet of ground, choicest
kinds of fruits and berries. House of four
rooms, corner. Ninth Ward. As
1880. A handsome building site. Lot
| s215x165 feet OF ground, on corner Brigham
and Sixth East Street.
1000. An elegant building site eOxl
| feet of ground, corner, east front, fine Iocs-
ton, out of the dust, one block north OF
Eagle Gate. a
5000. Soon to be business property plat
of ground, 50x165 feet of ground on First
South Street, adjoining Continental Hotel,
| together with house of z rooms. Al
| $4,000. For a wholesale house, new
brick store pixies feet of ground, rooms up
stairs, large cellar and warehouse also new
brick house, modern style, OF 6 rooms, bay
window, etc., good barn, etc., close up. 40
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Territorial.

Delegate to Congress-John T. Game,
Salt Lake.
Superintendent of District Schools
P. L. Williams, Salt Lake.
Auditor-Nephi W. Clayton, Salt
| Lake.
Recorder OF Marks and Brands
Nephi W. Clayton, Salt Lake.
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Joseph A. Peck, Salt Lake.
Treasurer-James Jack, Salt Lake.
Librarian-Nephi W. Clayton, Salt
| Lake.
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Hedberg & Fernstrom.

We are making up fashionable suits
at prices which defy competition. Can
and see our new line Of imported clothes,
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The following property was solo 10
Jacob B. Blair, Chief Justice OF
Wyoming Territory: ca,
Five acres on Fourth East Street
5000.
Lot on East Bench $500.
Totals 500.
The folio wing is property sold to sun
dry persons: M. oo,th
Street, to James Hilton-$9OO. ;,
Three by ten rods on First SCUM sou
Street, to Mrs. o. ]. Hollister-$2, 0OO.
Four by seven rods on First SCUM
South Street, to Ole @. hanson Iot'
Three by ten rods on Fifth Street,
Twentieth Ward, TO Charles 81. Wright.
$500.
Five acres on State Road to Martin
Christophersop-S1 $50.
Five acres with old house on State
Road to Stephen Marks of Coop turnl-
ture store-$1, 800.
Five acres of land on Fifth East,
south of Liberty Park, to John NY
borg-Sr.1 $50.
Forty acre farm, Big Cottonwood. to
Andrew Hurley of Park City.-$l 800.
House and lot in Seventeenth Ward,
to John Blomquist-S1 800.
Three by nine rods on Second East,
Eighth Ward, to Mary Ann Legg-
5000.
Building lot 2Hx9 rods, to George
Lucas, Eighth Ward-$325.
Building lot 211x9 rods, Eighth Ward,
| 10 Charles Kirby-$300.
Building lot 21Ix9 rods. Eighth Ward
| to James Knudsen-$250.
Building lot 2hx10 rods. Thirteenth
Ward, to Mary Laitte-S55O.
| House and lot in Fourteenth Waro
to E. A. Whitaker-$3,5 500.
Ten acres of grass land. IN Forest
Farm, to w. w. Riter-$1 100.
Darlington corner, 7xlS rods, VIII
7xS rods in rear, to w. s. McCornlcK-
$4,000. Gu,
Full city lot on Second South Street
E v,nth Ward, to John ID. SULLIVAN
$500.
dry persons-S27 ,675.
Mr.. Kelsey has bought for himself a.
an investment the following property
Five acres in Second Ward-S3, 600.
Thirty-three feet on West Templ
Streets, 400.
Three BY seven and one-half rods il
Eighteenth Ward-$1 200.
Four by eight rods in Eleventh Ware
SO so.
five by fifteen rods on Brigham
Streets GOO. ;,
House and lot Okla rods in Eleventh
Ward on Seventh East-$3 600.
Farm of twentysix acres south G
city-$2 900.
House al d lot ska rods on West Ten
pie Street-Sl0.50
Total, $28,0 $50.
Grand total sold during the month b
L. S. Kelsey-$3l7,875
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Examine my
LIST OF PROPERTIES.

~1.soO New brick house OF five
s;;1 rooms, cellar, closets, porch. etc LOT
a!.!l S211lxl65 feet of ground, shades, now how,
ing well of good water, on car line, near ne
Warm Springs Nineteenth Ward. 90
$500 Handso site for me resi-
dence: corner lot. south and east fronts, 165x
165 fe It ground; st ands high and prominent
togethe with small house, frdlted Win
choice fruits, one block from car line, Ninth
Ward.
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Gupolas, Reverbatories, Calciners and
ason Work in the Construction of mills
"a best reference given. Designs and speci
4 tons, at 156 Second North, and los War-
wi * Block, next to THE HERALD Building
First South Street, West, Salt Lake City.
L. r. THOMAS CO.
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1000 An elegant home
for q business man; nvtC
brick house, modern style,
of eight rooms, porcheS,
6o,o lSindo,p, cement cellar,
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NORTHWESTERN "
r. P. THOMAS & CO.,

Furnace Builders and
co n TR A @ T Q r. ..
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UTAH TERRITORY.

Official Directory, comprising the names OF
the Federal aud Territorial Otscers, and
the Officials of Salt Lake County and
Salt Lake City:
Federal.
Goyernor-Caleb w. West, OF Ken
lucky.
Secreta-v-W. G. Hall, of Utah.
Chief Justice-Charles s. Zane, OF
Illinois.
Associate Justice-Jacob S. Foreman,
of Missouri.
Associate Justice - H. P. Hender-
son.
Marshal-Frank H. Dyer, of Utah.
Prosecuting Attorney-W. ID. DICK
son, of Nevada.
Regster-David Webb, of Indiana.
Receiver-Hugh G. Wallace, OF
Missouri.
Suryeyor-General-W.G. Bowman, oil
Illinois.
Deputy Collector-L II. Dennis. Of
Indiana.
Postmaster-W. G. Browe,
Commissioners Under the Edmund
Anti-Polygamy Act:
| A. B. Carleton, of Indiana.
G. L. Godfrey, of Iowa.
A. L. Thomas. of Pennsylvania.
| Abner R. Williams, of Arkansas.
John A. McClernand, Of Illinois.
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FOR RENT

25. New brick house, modern soFle, four
and barf blocks east of Postoface.
As. House of eight rooms, known as the
Sears house, and range
35 go Brick house of ten rssms, gas
and water, Fifth East Street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-16
1t Esreus

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
KI.RENs, Ten, July IA Joint discus
sion upon tie proposed prohibition
amendment to the constitution was had
here today between Hon. Horace Chiffon
OF Tyler and Hon. judge West of Waco.
TIE discussion was opened by Mr.. Chill
ton for the ants II tao hours speech,
which was listened 70 with marked atteU-
ton. No personalities were iCduIged in,
a2d all egTecd that it was ore of The most
consiCGrgte aud candid speeches made by
the antis during tne.Canvass 1t this place.
After Mr Chiffon Closed his speech din
ner WIS announced, end it IS estimated
that 5000 people were fed ia 8 most
bouHtitul manner. As one man said, there
was no occasion for . man to rustic.
Hundreds Of pounds u bread and cooked
meat were lett Gfter ell had eaten. In
mediately after dinner Judge West took
the stand and spoke two and If hours.
His speech was full OF force and argu-
mcnt ard entirely free from any express
sions calculated to offend. The occasion
has been very pleasant one and highly
enjoyed by all
Mr.. Chiffon was to close the discussion
IN a half hours speech, but the people
were getting too tired to stay and ne only
spoke q few minutes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-16

chairman, X. Z. Anderson, introduced
Captain ThoS II. Dixon, q young a'tor-
ney OF HIlIs50r2, VINO entertained al
audience ci some 500 peopla Tor one hCuc
anu half in . splendid argument tor
prohibition. Dinner WAS then announced,
and such dinner. 4 superabundance
OF everything that could tempt the Egpc-
lite OF man. 4 > O'Clock p N, the
cha.rmsa introduced tire Hon. B. D.
TarlrOn Ct Hilisb1ro, VINO held his audi
crce eachs.Ued fgr three hours ia an alo-
queHt snd impaSsiOugd appeal for the
amendment. The day Was propiti0us,
and peace ard harmony prevailed
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Rally st a;iueoIa.

Special 10 the Gazette.
MIN&oLA, TEX, July Is The Pro
hibidoHtst5 lad a grand rally at Qaitmsn,
the county seat OF this Wood county. to
day. The occasion was 6 basket dinner
ana was well attended from sll parts Of
ire county. Senator }. j. Jsrvi5 OF Fort
Worth, and CJIOasI John C.. West of
Waco represented the prCs. and Web
Finley and Theodore Waldorf of Tyler,
inc antis. Senator JGrvi5 was formerly
q citizen Of this county and his speech
was enthusiastically received by MS CID
friends and acqIs.ntauCes VINO have IN
bounded confidence in his assertions and
lua greatest &dmiratioa 5Ota rs O citizen
aud statesman. web Finley made en-
able g speech in behGil of tae 5antis1
Bgtl pros and sulis sTa working dry AID
night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-16
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July l5.-Joseph NJ.
White, who has been cashier of the Times
newspaper for ten years is said to De s
defaulter TO the amount of at least $780,
O00. An examination Of MS books was
made a short time ago, and as q conse-
quence he was asked to tender his re-
siguation which ne did. Since that time
IN examination has been progressing and
each dSy the deficit has increased until
now il reaches the figure above stated. AL
though the examination of his books is
not completed, il is indicated by the
books that the peCulation has been going
on for nine years. Legal steps have been
taken agSiLss hin,